Showing posts with label brush marker. Show all posts
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The solace of objects (2)
Pen, watercolour crayon and brush markers in small Cornellison & Son sketchbook.
The solace of objects
The theme of my last visit to London was the solace of objects, which is the title of the exhibition curated by artist Felicity Powell at the wonderful Wellcome Collection. The subject of THINGS/ STUFF and how we use them/it is dear to my heart. The exceptional and inspirational exhibition curated by Grayson Perry at the British Museum could also be described as exploring this theme. This sketchbook is small.
Pencil, watercolour pencil, and brush markers in small Cornellison & Son sketchbook.
04/02/2012
End of the Japanese sketchbook
These take such a long time to scan and fit together! Hence only now...
and for continuity...
15/01/2012
and fitting the pages together
The spread,
and for continuity, the way it fits with the previous spread...
10/01/2012
Please will someone tell me why
Turning the Japanese accordion sketchbook around, the first four pages opened out...
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